It's not always the case but you may be a lucky guest to taste Sushi especially this way .... (Human Sushi Platter=女体盛=Nyotai mori) Or you are even luckier if the Okami of your Ryokan is a young lady like her http://blog-imgs-99.fc2.c… Read more

Kiyomizudera's main hall will be covered up from February 2017 to March 2020 for the renovation of its roof. On February 6, 2017, work started on covering up the hall. The cover is scheduled to be completed in June 2017. Visitors will be able to enter the main hall during the renovations. (Construction work has started to cover up Kiyomizuderas main hall (as of April 6, 2017)) Kiyomizudera (清水寺, literally "Pure Water Temple") is one of the most celebrated temples of Japan. It was founded in 780 on the site of… Read more

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Ryokan 旅館 (or Inn) are traditional Japanese lodging facilities available throughout the country. Regardless of its size, Ryokan is often associated with Onsen thus naturally it's called Onsen-ryokan. The lodging fee usually includes dinner and breakfast but of course it can also go without expensive meals. (Beef Shabu-Shabu Dinner. More co… Read more

Onsen (温泉) is the Japanese word for hot springs; quite literally, at that, since 温 on is "warm" and 泉 sen is "spring". Japan is a very volcanically active country, resulting not only in frequent earthquakes, but also an abundance of hot springs throughout the archipelago. Traditionally, onsen were located outdoors (open air bath = roten-buro 露天 風呂), although a large number of inns have now built indoor bathing facilities as well. Onsen by definition use naturally… Read more

Hokkaido is surrounded by the Pacific, the Sea of Japan and the Sea of Okhotsk, and its landscapes include magnificent mountains in various forms, vast wetlands, and beautiful lakes and marshes. The region’s cool climate with low humidity is hardly affected by the rainy season and typhoons that characterize the rest of Japan during the summer months. Hokkaido is located at the northern tip of Japan at latitudes similar to those of some major cities of U.S.A. and Europe and its area consists of the 22% of the total land area of the country. As an island, Hokkaido is currently being the 2… Read more

Yunomine Onsen is an hot-springs town with 15 lodgings located in Kumano region of Wakayama-ken. "Tsuboyu" located in the center of town is Japan's oldest (open in 1800) and the world's first public hot bath registered as a World Heritage. The bath has been carved from natural stone and sits in a boarded enclosure. It holds only 2 or 3 people at a time. Another uniqueness of this bath is the water color which is said to change seven times a day. About 3km southeast of Yunomine-Onsen is another unique… Read more

(Young Japanese Serow at Towada region, Aomori-ken) Aomori prefecture is known for Onsen, of which number and the yield of hot springs are the fourth in Japan. There are plural number of unique onsen; only one onsen in the quiet forest, onsen with beautiful sunset view, the one litterateur loved, onsen healing body and soul, and onsen have been loved by people. Mostly, onsen inn has Japanese feeling and heals your heart not only body. http://blog-imgs-99.fc2.com/s/k/b/skbjkjsk/ZZZ-Aomori… Read more

In many regions in Japan rice-planting has finished around this time. It's Tsuyu (梅雨 ) or rainy season now, but so far, Kanto region (Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama, Ibaraki, Gunma and Tochigi prefectures) has not received enough precipitation after June 07th, the day this year's Tsuyu started. The planting was very time-consuming and labor intensive : Each seedling had been transplanted into neat rows by farmer's hand. Nowadays many farmers use modern machines to drastically speed up the process, but some people are still dependent on entirely human labors. http://blog-imgs-99.fc2… Read more

Monks bringing food twice a day to Kōbō Daishi (774-835) as they believe he is not dead but rather meditating. They feed him every day and change his clothes. No one except the highest monks are allowed to see him. Kōbō-Daishi (弘法大師, The Grand Master Who Propagated the Buddhist Teaching), or Kūkai (空海) was a Japanese Buddhist monk, also affectionately called ‘Odaishi-sama’. Kūkai was born in Sanuki province (present-day Kagawa Prefecture) of Shikoku Island. http://blog-imgs-99.fc2.com/s/k/b/skbjkjsk/K… Read more

Japanese Tranny Maid Blonde Tranny Maid Lewd Tranny Maid - Paipan Pai-chan's Horny Holy Hole Everyday Pai-chan has been working hard and diligently as a Hotel Maid. But, one day the hotel manager called Pai-chan and said ....... "You are fired !" I wondered why. Maybe it's because he wants to make his obedient maid Pai-ch… Read more

Pai-chan's new VIDEOs on *******. ( To view : COPY and PASTE link url code to your site. ) Japanese Maid Pai-chan's Yummy Gardener ( ******* exclusive ) COPY and PASTE - https://www.*******.com/view_video.php?viewkey=ph593a33f4991e0 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Some more videos .... Outdoor Lover Pai-chan ( X-Hamster re-mixed ) http://blog-imgs-9… Read more

Machiya (町屋or町家) are traditional wooden townhouses found throughout Japan and typified in the historical capital of Kyoto. Machiya (townhouses) and Nōka (農家)(farm dwellings) constitute the two categories of Japanese vernacular architecture known as Minka (民家)(folk dwellings). Machiya originated as early as the Heian period (794-1185) and continued to develop through to the Edo period (1603-1868) and even into the Meiji period (1868-1912). Machiya housed urban merchants and craftsmen, a class collectively referre… Read more

We met for dinner at the lodge and Pai-chan was radiant as she walked into the lobby. Other men noticed her too, and from their looks I knew they were thinking I was a lucky guy. She was wearing a nice white short skirt and pink blouse with just a little makeup but looked very cute. After dinner, we adjourned to my room for the promised wine and cheese. We sat close together and enjoyed the ambiance for a few minutes before I set our glasses aside and took her in my arms. Our kisses were deep and passionate, hungry wit… Read more

According to Pai-chan's hiking map there must be a temple with lodging facilities around here. Pai-chan could only find an old temple, but it looked almost like a completely abandoned house. Instead of making 4 hours long hike ended up in vain, Pai-chan decided to dry all the wet clothes in the grass garden as she could feel a nice dry wind on the mountain top. Pai-chan took off… Read more

ALONE IN THE WOODS part 2 "Pai-chan is Cumming" I wish you were here with Pai-chan for your sharing wonderful intimate moments .... ALONE IN THE WOODS - end - Tomorrow's Story - Pai-chan found a strange abandon… Read more

Spring and autumn are both the best seasons of a year to enjoy hiking. Pai-chan is often fantasizing to be captured by any horny tranny hunters in the woods and her erotic yummy Omanko-hole cruelly dug just like a female bitch is fucked by a wild male bulldog, and then rope-tied to a tree, spanked, humiliated. Pai-chan's most lovely Omanko-hole is invaded and creampied deep by his heavily-stocked natural seeds. You want to be that horny hunter to turn Pai-chan's fun hiking into your luckiest se… Read more

Evolving from a seedy and shameful open secret to a socially acceptable part of Japanese society, the love hotel has transformed itself since inception. Shaking off its negative stigmas it now holds mass appeal in cities from Osaka to Tokyo, with the concept inspiring trendy copycats all over the world. Taking their iconic name from Osaka’s original "Love Hotel" (or "Hotel Love" depending on which way around you read the establishment’s revolving neon sign), modern love hotels originated in the late 1960s. Su… Read more

The popular Rainy season is called "Tsuyu" 梅雨 (plum rain) in Japan and usually starts in Tokyo or Central Japan just around this time (average June 08) and ends around late July. 06:51am Japan Time / June 07, 2017 ( 21:51 UTC June 06 )… Read more

Hollyhocks ("Aoi" in Japanese) telling you that he Rainy Season (Tsuyu) is just around the corner in Tokyo. Used in f a m i l y crests and seals as a symbol of the Tokugawa Shogunate, and heralded today in Kyoto's Aoi Matsuri (Hollyhock Festival) this overloaded physical impossibility of a flower is a symbol of power and strength. (Aoi Matsuri, Kyoto) Though some might disagree, more than hydrangeas, the hollyhock (Alcea roca… Read more